Opinions

Along with some of my colleagues in Blue Collar Conservatives, I was a signatory to a letter in the Daily Telegraph on Sunday 14th June, 2020.

You can read that letter here:

Tatton MP Esther McVey said dentists were more than capable of assessing risk and should be allowed to open if they wish.

Last night she wrote to the Department of Health calling for a timetable so dentists can plan future care provision.

Esther has urged Government to re-think the language surrounding domestic violence – claiming it does not convey the horror many victims face.

The Tatton MP said to label all domestic violence incidents under one umbrella term detracts from the seriousness of many crimes.

As part of a series of 'Blue Collar Conversations' Esther is recording a series of regular Podcasts. She talks to local business owners and individuals about the impact of the virus, the challenges that is presenting- and sometimes the opportunities it is also giving.

Starmer represents London centric Labour which turned UK BLUE, writes ESTHER McVEY

I would like to congratulate Sir Keir Starmer on his decisive victory. What can we expect? Will his leadership mark a radical departure?

By ESTHER MCVEY

Esther McVey welcomed measures announced by Government to plough money into the NHS and to support staff and businesses but urged more action in this unprecedented time. Chancellor Rishi Sunak has come under pressure to set out what Government will do to support self-employed workers affected by

It seems really likely that we are all going to know people who are having to self isolate over the coming weeks and months.

AN MP who secured backing for a Police Covenant is hoping tougher sentences for anyone who assaults an emergency worker will be included – to provide justice for more than 700 paramedics, police officers and firefighters across Cheshire attacked last year.

The last few days have seen unprecedented levels of rainfall and while it is a natural phenomenon and nothing can be done to stop the rainfall, there must be plans in place to deal with the aftermath and pump the water away as soon as possible.